Post-AGI Economies: Superposition and the Second Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics
The classical Second Welfare Theorem decentralizes any Pareto efficient allocation through prices and transfers under convexity and regularity. In post AGI economies, autonomy rights, self-modification, identity continuity, and superposed preferences need not behave as commodities or define a stable welfare relation, so this reduction may fail even when a supporting hyperplane exists. We give an autonomy-qualified Second Welfare Theorem stating the joint conditions convexity, stable moral status, non-fungible rights, welfare selection, non manipulation, governed self modification, and verification under which an autonomy Pareto optimum remains certifiably decentralizable, distinguishing e...
| Authors | Elija Perrier |
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| Primary category | cs.GT |
| Published | 6 June 2026 |
| Last updated at source | 6 June 2026 |
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